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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1935
Page
7
Creditors must present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at Gusher Utah on or before the 5th day of April 1933. Martin F Curtis administrator of the estate of Fred Dickson deceased. E R Lawrence Cooper attorney for administrator Vernal Utah. F4-F23
Department of the Interior notice states Glenn Oaks of Vernal Utah filed intention to make final proof on land parcels described for Lots 2 3 4 6 SEYNWY and NE and SW sections in Township 4 South Range 21 E Salt Lake Meridian. Proof to be given before Leon P Christensen Vernal March 12 1935 with witnesses Reuben Freestone Warren Jones Orville Capps and Wm H Oaks all of Vernal. First publication Jan 31 1935 last Feb 28 1935.
Department of the Interior General Land Office Salt Lake City Utah announces Leonard Erastus Christensen of Venice California filed intent to make final proof to claim land described in stockraising homestead entry No 048582. Witnesses include Leland Mayers Ned Nebeker Earl Gamble and Fred Stoll. Manila Utah. April 15 1935.
In the Fourth Judicial District Court Utah Uintah County Andrew Vernon plaintiff versus Wallace Oaks Caroline Oaks defendants. Sale set March 16 1933 at 200 pm at Uintah County Court House front door. Property includes 1425 acres with improvements and 15 shares Ashley Upper Irrigation Company and ditch rights. First publication Feb 21 1935 last publication March 14 1995.
The Fort Duchesne school reopened Monday following a two week measles vacation. Bert White of the Fort Duchesne hotel plans to move his family to California for their future home. John Carlson’s home was renovated for nurses Mise Fondell Miss Abhara am Ivy L. Panter of Jenkins Funeral Parlor Roceel visited. Robert Burns and Dean Beeley returned from Salt Lake with Martin Curtis to the Veterans' hospital. Moffat Relief Society met with Mrs. David Coopers. Campbell Litster, 30 year resident of Indian Bergice, retires March 31 and will move to Salt Lake City. He has lived 22 years in the area and previously spent time in Oregon and New Mexico. Burns' mother is visiting.
A census notes 168 banks over 100 years old and 2 472 over 50, with 64 percent of banks twenty five years old or older. Oldest is in Boston chartered February 17, 1784, and Dr Harold Stonier cites resilience through panics as a sign of American managerial genius.
New York bankers plan wider newspaper advertising to boost public understanding of banking and lending. The American Bankers Association will provide informational copy from its Advertising Department to member banks to foster trust and show banks’ role in community life without altering existing ad deals.
D. H. Otis of the American Bankers Association argues that farm borrowers must succeed for a sound credit system. Foreclosures harm both farming and banking, and bankers share farmers’ interest in long term agricultural success and stable deposits.
A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Lloyd Smith on Jan 23. Numerous town updates mention visitors, illnesses, and family travels: including births in Roosevelt on Feb 1, a variety of hospital stays, funerals, and visits across Rangely, Vernal, Provo, and Salt Lake. Local church quilting and Society events are noted, along with a snow event February 13 and ongoing community activity.
Mrs P W Crandall died at her Rangely home on February 7 from apoplexy. She had been in poor health for years but was not worse than usual before the sudden death. Crandall came to Rangely in 1921 and married in 1923. One daughter from the union predeceased her in 1932. There are six children from a former marriage, including Mrs L B Warren of Eureka California and Mrs Walter Russell and Mrs Virgil Ward of Tacoma Washington.
Mr and Mrs Marvin Broome went to Salt Lake Feb 2 to visit since his brother Clifford is seriously ill. Mr and Mrs H S Tracy went to Vernal Feb 4 on business. Lloyd Taylor of Lapoint arrived Feb 5 to care for the sheep while his father Charles Taylor went to Vernal. Lewis Peterson of Ogden arrived Feb 6 to herd cattle and brought a stallion for Earl Leech. The Feb 15 event was postponed due to closed public places. Earl Leech left Feb 11 for Moab for the funeral of Mrs Leech’s father, Fred Powell, who died in February. Mrs Alice Larson, Roy Bartholomew and Louis Thorne were in Vernal Feb 11 on business. A shower for Mrs Ambrose Meadows was held Feb 11 at Mrs Abe Hatch’s home. fourteen attended. Ambrose Meadows and wife Lee went to Curay Feb 13 to Salt Lake with Cliff Brooms. Mrs Meadows plans to stay with her mother Mrs James Florence in Salt Lake. The school held an 8 Valentine party Thursday visiting parents. Nuts and candy were given to all. Mrs Jane Cook returned from Vernal Feb 14.
Mr and Mrs H M Phillips announce the birth of a daughter on February 8 at Fruita. With two older sons, the family celebrates the new arrival and joy in their home.
Change is very pleasing to the family as Mr Phillips returned from Fruita on Tuesday to welcome the Little Miss. Wil Havens was a week end graduate in Fruita where his family reside during the school year. A masquerade dance followed at the hall after Friday's show with prizes for Clyde Les as Angasi Mrs Earl Engerbersaon as Minne haha and Miss Dean Bascom as a Japanese lady. Mr and Mrs Don Hill and boys returned Saturday from visits in Grand Junction and Fruita. Joe Stanford returned Thursday from a business trip to Grand Junction and then joined BMirs Stanford on the way home up Park Canyon.
Fragmentary report notes Ward Seeley and family left for Price and other points Sunday and expect to return later in the week Eliingford and children of Whiterocks were dining with relatives Sunday morning in the locality.
The message emphasizes knowledge and equipment as the basis of quality cleaning. It promotes thorough cleaning through proper coordination of theory and practical training and urges letting a Master Cleaner perform the work.
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